25 October 2019
Newsletter Articles
School Vision
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Madeley Primary School will nurture and promote life-long learners within a positive school community where respect is valued and independence and excellence are expected. |
From the Principal
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Welcome back to the final term for 2019. There are lots of positive learning experiences and activities planned for this term including: Madeley Cup, Remembrance Day, student leadership speeches and selection, camps, excursions, Madeley’s Got Talent, parent thank you morning tea, end of year reports and Yr 6 graduation. We look forward to all of the learning and engagement to continue this term.
A reminder that Friday 1st Nov (Week 3) is a School Development Day.
Leave
I will be on leave for the next two to three weeks. Danielle Stitfold will be the Acting Principal whilst I am on leave. To fulfill Danielle’s Deputy Principal role, Ms Belinda Visser will be Acting Deputy for this time. Mrs Michelle Legg will take Belinda Visser’s class during this time.
Planning for 2020
Now is the time when we begin planning classes for next year. If your child will be leaving Madeley Primary by the end of 2019, please advise the school office or your child’s classroom teacher.
Student enrolments determine what our staffing allocation will be so we need to be as accurate a number as possible. During Term 4 we will begin arranging classes for 2020. Relevant information about how classes are formed includes:
- Classes are structured based on enrolments and recommended class sizes. Classes are then constructed to maintain a gender balance and an even distribution of student needs/abilities in each class.
- We aim to maintain at least one friendship for each child where possible but this is not always guaranteed.
- Composite classes are an inevitability over which we have no control but students are not disadvantaged by such arrangements. The same class selection approach is taken in these classes as all others. We do try and avoid repeated years in composite classes if possible.
The process we use:
- A draft class structure is created based on student enrolments (predicted)
- Staff meet to discuss and allocate students to draft classes, consideration is given to:
a. Student academic needs
b. Student behavioral needs
c. Student social needs
d. Gender balance
e. Previous placement in composite class
f. Parent comments/requests - Admin review draft classes and meet with staff to clarify, modify and confirm classes
- Staff meet to discuss final placements (this may involve multiple meetings)
- Classes will be displayed for parents on Connect. This will not happen until the afternoon before school starts in 2020 as there is a strong chance that enrolments will change when the office reopens and a restructure of classes could take place.
If there are any matters you would like us to consider (that are based on educational grounds) we ask that you submit them in writing to Danielle.Stitfold@education.wa.edu.au before the end of Week 5, Term 4 – Friday,15th November. Please note that we do not take requests for particular teachers nor for classroom makeup (ie split classes). Requests received after draft classes are formed will not be considered.
I would like to assure all families that we go to great lengths to structure classes to meet the needs of every student. This is a complex process that is given a great deal of time and effort.
Open Night and 10 Year Anniversary
I would like to thank Michelle Horrocks for the amazing Art Mural that she has developed with the school community to commemorate our 10 Year anniversary. Partly funded by the P & C, the mural brightens up our school and is a wonderful celebration of our first 10 years as a school.
A very big thank you to all of the staff for their efforts and dedication in developing fantastic, interactive learning activities for the students. Additionally, I would like to thank all parents and family members who attended the evening, with over 74% of parents in attendance, it was a great success. Feedback I received was all very positive with many parents commenting on how much they enjoy the opportunity to have this journey of learning with their child/ren.
I would like to thank Camp Australia for donating the table and bench seat and Margaret Quirk MLA for the huge frangipani donated to celebrate our 10 Year anniversary.
2020 Term Dates
Term Dates
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Semester 1 |
Semester 2 |
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Term 1 |
Mon 3 February – Thu 9 April |
Term 3 |
Mon 20 July - Fri 25 September |
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Break |
Fri 10 April – Mon 27 April |
Break |
Sat 28 September - Sun 13 October |
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Term 2 |
Tue 28 April - Fri 3 July |
Term 4 |
Mon 12 October - Thu 17 December |
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Break |
Sat 4 July - Sun 19 July |
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School Development Days 2020
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Term 1 |
Term 3 |
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Thursday 30th Jan |
Mon 20th July |
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Friday 31st Jan |
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Friday 28th Feb |
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Term 2 |
Term 4 |
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Nil |
Friday 23rd Oct |
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Friday 18th Dec |
Parent Survey 2019
At the end of last term, parents were invited to complete a survey designed to identify parent perception and feedback regarding a range of school operations and programs. We appreciate the effort of the 120 parents who completed the survey. This was 41 greater responses to what we received in 2018 and represented approximately 33% of the families who have students attending our school.
As an Administration, we have analysed this information and we will use it to analyse further with the staff and School Board. Our findings will guide future planning and development, where possible. Much of the feedback was very positive, constructive and useful which is greatly appreciated.
A 5 score rating scale is used in the survey to identify opinions. Scores above 3 are considered to be largely positive.
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Strongly agree |
5 |
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Agree |
4 |
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Neither agree nor disagree |
3 |
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Disagree |
2 |
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Strongly disagree |
1 |
Some of the results we received for specific statements included:
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Statement |
Mean Rating |
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The school is well maintained |
4.3 |
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I can talk to my child’s teacher about my concerns |
4.4 |
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My child likes being at this school |
4.3 |
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Student behaviour is well managed at this school |
3.8 |
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This school has a strong relationship with the local community |
4.1 |
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This school is well led |
4.0 |
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I am familiar with the content of the Business Plan 2019 - 2021 |
3.4 |
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The role of the School Board is clear to me |
3.4 |
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The P&C is an important part of the Madeley school community |
4.2 |
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The purpose of the Apple One to One Program is clear to me |
2.4 |
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My child likes using their digital device for learning |
2.7 |
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I am happy that parents/students have been offered a choice between a MacBook and iPad |
2.3 |
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The philosophy behind the school’s Positive Education Policy is well known by parents |
3.4 |
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My child understands what the Golden Rule ‘Treat others as you would like them to treat you’ means |
4.1 |
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Learning to apply the Golden Rule is a good life skill |
4.3 |
The survey also provided information about what parents considered to be the most effective means of communication currently used by the school. The rating scale for this ranged from 1 = highly ineffective to 5 = highly effective.
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Communication Tool |
Mean Rating |
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School website |
3.7 |
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Emails from school |
4.4 |
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School Facebook page |
3.7 |
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School Newsletter |
4.2 |
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Connect |
3.9 |
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Parent meetings |
3.9 |
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Open Nights |
3.6 |
Most of the results have improved from last year’s results which we are really pleased about. We will identify areas that we will need to strengthen as a result of the survey and its feedback and put strategies in place to improve this. We thank all respondents for their time.
Cluster Strategic Plan 2019 – 2021
Please find the attached Cluster Strategic Plan that outlines the directions that our cluster schools are working collaboratively towards over the three years of the plan. We have many learning opportunities for students across the cluster including STEM Expo and Cluster Muster. The cluster staff get together each term for one and a half hour sessions, in Phases of Learning/ Specialist/ Education Assistant groups, to work and plan together to share and build expertise among staff to ultimately assist us in improving outcomes for students.
Have a great term everyone.
Lainie Beccegato
Principal
School Calendar & Important Dates
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The School Calendar is updated regularly and can be synched to your phone/computer for easy access. Please check the calendar for dates and further details of activities. **Please be aware the dates published are a guide and may change** |
Up & Coming Events
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Date |
Event |
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1/11/2019 |
Staff Development Day (School closed to students) |
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7/11/2019 |
Assembly: Lee / Caple / Clark Pre-primary |
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11/11/2019 |
Remembrance Day |
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13/11/2019 |
Year 4 Zoo Camp (Overnight |
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19/11/2019 |
2020 Student Leaders Speeches (Year 5’s) |
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20/11/2019 |
Year 4 Zoo Camp (overnight) |
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21/11/2019 |
Y3 GLA4 & Y5 DLA5 Zoo Excursion |
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29/11/2019 |
Yr 6 Cluster Sport Carnival |
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5/12/2019 |
Year 6 Ashdale SC Transition |
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6/12/2019 |
Year 6 Ashdale SC Transition |
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9/12/2019 |
Student Leaders Breakfast (Selected Students) |
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11/12/2019 |
Kindergarten 2020 Orientation Session 1 9.30am, Session 2 11am P&C Meeting in the staff room |
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12/12/2019 |
Parent Helpers Morning Tea 10.30am to 11am |
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13/12/2019 |
Year 1 & Year 2 Muddy Gully Incursion |
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17/12/2019 |
Year 6 Graduation Ceremony |
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17/12/2019 |
Year 6 Graduation Lunch |
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18/12/2019 |
Presentation Awards Assembly |
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19/12/2019 |
Last Day of Term 4 |
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20/12/2019 |
Staff Development Day (School closed to students) |
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21/12/2019 |
School Holidays - School Closed |
https://madeleyps.schoolzineplus.com/calendar
Term Dates 2019
Semester 2
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Term 3 |
Mon 22 July Fri 27 September |
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Term 4 |
Mon 14 October Thu 19 December |
Staff Development Days
School closed to students on the following days:
Friday 1st November 2019
Friday 20th December 2019
Assembly Dates
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Term/Week |
Rostered Class |
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Term 4 |
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Week 4 7th Nov |
Lee / Caple / Clark Pre-primary |
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Week 5 11th Nov (Mon) |
Remembrance Day Ceremony |
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Week 10 17th Dec (Tue) |
Graduation Ceremony |
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Week 10 18th Dec (Wed) |
Presentation Assembly |
**Please be aware the dates published are a guide and may change**
Lost Property
Students' personal property should be clearly marked with full name. Please make identification markings as clear as possible and renew when faded.
All lost property is sent to the Lost Property box outside the covered assembly area. At the end of each term, items are displayed for classes and parents to inspect. Every effort is made to return named items. Unmarked items of school uniform will be placed in the spare clothing pool. Other items (non-school uniform) will be delivered to a local clothing charity centre.
Students should not bring valuable items including electronic devices to school for use at playtime. Supervision of such property is difficult and loss or damage may occur.
Mayor’s Christmas Appeal
We are once again supporting our local community by having a drop off point for the Mayor’s Christmas Appeal.
Please bring in your non- perishable items such as tinned food, pasta, cake mixes, biscuits, dried fruit, lollies and toys.
There will be a red bin placed outside the library for your donations.
Thank You
Mrs Miller
- Expiry dates must be after Feb 2020 to allow time for sorting/shipping/storage
- Toys must be clean and unwrapped
Student Leaders Camp Ern Halliday
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Leadership Camp By Isabelle Edmonds and Arwyn Bailey On Monday 23rd of September the student leaders from the Ashdale Cluster Schools went to Ern Halliday for the Leadership Camp. It went from 9:00 to 2:30. The activities that we did there included team games, crate climbing and archery. We all met at the basketball court so we could get ready for the day ahead. We first lined up in height order so we could be separated into four different groups. We all did different team games such as robots, bomb disposal, rope swing and calculator. The game Robots was where, in our groups, we moved into smaller groups of four. Two of your team mates were blindfolded and the other two had to direct them using their voice. The people who are blindfolded had to pick things up from the ground and bring them back to where the team was standing. The game Bomb Disposal, was a mind teaser game, where you had to remove a pretend bomb from a circle which could not be touched using only three ropes and the guidance of your team. The game Rope Swing was where you had to swing on a rope inches off the ground to the other side, everyone had to fit on a small yellow platform. If anyone had fallen off the platform you needed to restart the game. The game Calculator was a memorizing game where everyone in your team had to step on at least one number each in order from 1 to 30 and then run back to starting line. The team with the fastest time won. After all of the team games where done, we had recess. Then we went off to name our teams. After that, half of us started on archery and the other half started on crate climbing. Crate climbing was a fun experience where we made a large tower of crates to reach a white ball hanging from the ceiling. Once we made the tower each of us were strapped to a harness and climbed the unstable tower to touch the ball. Archery was fairly simple to understand. We all sat down to listen to the instructions that the instructor was giving. When it was our turn to shoot all we needed to do was load the arrow, pull the string back, aim then shoot. Some people got a bullseye but it was the Madeley students first time at archery but we still did well. Once we had finished we collected up all of the equipment and headed back to the basketball court to be collected from an awesome day of activities. |
Fundraisers
Free Dress Day
Red Kindy
During Semester 1 in Kindy our Talk for Writing text was WE’RE GOING ON A BEAR HUNT By Michael Rosen
To consolidate and celebrate our learning, we went on an interactive bear hunt, through swishy swashy grass, a deep cold river, thick oozy mud, a big dark forest and finally came to a narrow gloomy cave. And guess what was there...A BEAR!
We also had a teddy bears picnic and toasted marshmallows by the campfire. It was such a fun day and our teacher’s were very impressed with our story telling.
Sport
Interschool Athletics
Well done to our Madeley team who finished 3rd this year. We were leading the scoreboard after the Tuesday events and we were looking good after the Thursday sprints. We were outdone by a clinical Ashdale team in the multiball and passball events. Certainly room for improvement with our passing and catching but overall we did a great job considering we are competing against 2 schools much bigger than us.
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Ashdale |
371.5 points |
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Landsdale |
344 |
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Madeley |
303 |
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West Greenwood |
243 |
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Carnaby Rise |
98.5 |
Interschool Cross Country
Well done to our team who competed in the interschool cross country on Monday 21st October. We took a team of 36 students and competed against 6 other schools. Everyone completed the tough course and we finished 5th overall. We had some outstanding individual performances with numerous top 10 places. Celeste LeRoux, Christian Madafferi and Darcee Waghorn finished 1st, 2nd and 4th respectively in their race - well done!
Jarred Moon
PE Teacher
Year 4 Camp
Zoo Camp dates GLA2 and GLA4/DLA4 (Overnight Year 4’s only)
Wednesday 13th November (GLA2: Sally Price)
Wednesday 20th November (GLA4/DLA4, Year 4s: Chris Keunen)
Details:
- Meet at Madeley Primary school at 3.45pm on the lawn near carpark canteen/basket ball courts
- Transport: Bus
- Depart: 4pm for Perth Zoo
- Return to MPS: 2.45pm approximately the following day
What to Bring
Students will need to bring the following items to camp:
- Sleeping Bag
- Pillow
- Pyjamas
- Toiletries (please no aerosol deodorants)
- Insect Repellent – roll on or pump spray (not aerosol)
- Water Bottle
- Warm jumper (the zoo can get cold at night!)
- School uniform to wear on Thursday
- Hat and sun cream
Please ensure all items are named.
P&C News
Frozen 2 - Movie Fundraiser
Support Madeley Primary School P & C Association by attending our movie fundraiser.
Time: 2:00pm
When: Sunday 8 December 2019
Where: Grand Cinemas Warwick, 639 Beach Rd, Warwick, WA 6024
Tickets: $15 each
Bring your family and Friends. Everyone is welcome!
Present your ticket at the Candy Bar to receive a medium combo pack for only $8.50 (includes a medium popcorn and medium drink)
https://www.trybooking.com/BGIFF
P&C Meeting Dates
If anyone is interested in joining the P&C, or just want to hear what it’s all about, please feel free to come to one of our future meetings listed below. They are held in the staffroom.
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Term 4 |
30/10/2019 |
P&C Meeting in the staff room 7.30pm |
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11/12/2019 |
P&C Meeting in the staff room 7.30pm |
Did you know that the Madeley P&C has a Facebook group?
Please look us up at “Madeley P&C” to join and keep up to date with the latest P&C information.
School Services
School Canteen
A new canteen paper menu has been supplied to all children. Preference is for online ordering with more options available.
Term 4 Sushi Available Wednesday – Friday
Plastic straws will be phased out from the canteen over the next week. After that, paper straws will only be available if requested and at a charge of 10c each.
If you have fussy eaters and not sure if your child would like products on our menu, I am happy for you to purchase frozen meals (ravioli, macaroni cheese, vegetarian lasagne, nacho dippers and beef lasagne) to heat at home.
Volunteers appreciated on a Friday from drop off for an hour in the canteen.
The preference is to order online, as you will be able to see ‘Specials’ and ‘Meal Deals’ we will have for the week. To Order click on ONLINE CANTEEN link below.
https://quickcliq.com.au/
Please use the appropriate bags which are available from the canteen.
Bags can be purchased from the Canteen
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15 bags |
$1 |
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1 bag |
.10c |
If you have any queries or think you have a great menu suggestion, please come and have a chat. Maybe while you flip a pikelet or two.
Thank you for your continued support.
Jillian
Canteen Manager, Madeleypscanteen@gmail.com
School Banking
https://www.commbank.com.au/personal/kids/school-banking.html
School Chaplain
Hello everyone!
Almost the end of term, can you believe how quickly to has gone!?
Here are some tips for you to use if your children or yourself tend to worry a lot:
- At the end of your day, or when you are feeling down about your day, say 3 things that made you happy
- Write out your worries, tear them up and throw them away
- Pebbles = Worries
- Through them away and find a flower to look at - Inflate an imaginary balloon
- Each breathe is a worry. When it’s fully inflated, let it go and picture it flying around the room.
Building a good relationship and understanding your children better can be beneficial for everyone.
Please see Ms Stitfold if you think the chaplain can be of any assistance to you or your children.
Stephanie Hund
YouthCARE School Chaplain
Madaley Primary School | Friday | 9306 6900
Uniform Shop
The Madeley Primary School Uniform can be purchased from Wanneroo Uniforms
Address: Unit 1/16 Prindiville Drive, Wangara.
Telephone: (08) 9408 0297
Email: info@wanneroouniforms.com.au
Opening times: Mon – Fri 8am – 5pm, Sat 9am – 12noon
Madeley Primary School Uniform
https://www.wanneroouniforms.com.au/madely-primary-school/
School Nurse
Sick Students at school
It is important that parents do not send sick children to school. Some sicknesses are more contagious than others and we do not want any sickness to spread, so please be diligent. Sick children will be sent home where they can rest and recover.
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Chicken Pox (Varicella). |
https://healthywa.wa.gov.au/Articles/A_E/Chickenpox-varicella |
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Conjunctivitis |
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Croup |
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Gastro |
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Hand, Foot and Mouth |
https://healthywa.wa.gov.au/Articles/F_I/Hand-foot-and-mouth-disease |
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Head Lice |
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Influenza A |
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Influenza B HIB |
http://healthywa.wa.gov.au/Articles/F_I/Haemophilus-influenzae-type-B-Hib |
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Shingles |
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Slapped Cheek Syndrome |
http://healthywa.wa.gov.au/Articles/S_T/Slapped-cheek-syndrome-Parvovirus |
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Tonsillitis |
Free Parenting Seminars
Becoming a parent and caring for a baby can be a wonderful experience, but at times, it can be daunting and overwhelming. The Child and Adolescent Community Health Service provide parents with support, health education and guidance about key health and developmental issues. Free Triple P programs are available within the community. To find available programs please visit the website below.
http://www.healthywa.wa.gov.au/Triple_P
Packed with G o o d n e s s.
Teaching families the importance of fueling little bodies with healthy food.
We are offering FREE healthy lunchbox education sessions for parents at all Western Australian primary schools.
The sessions are 90 minutes in length and cover the following topics:
- the importance of fruit and vegies for kids
- tips for packing a healthy lunchbox
- healthy alternatives to pre-packaged snacks
- label reading
- the best drink choices for kids
Each parent will receive a free resource kit to take home, packed with information and goodies to get started.
If you would like to book a Packed with Goodness session at your school contact
nutrition@cancerwa.asn.au or seek further information on our website below.
https://crunchandsip.com.au/
Part Time: Mon, Tues, Wed.
Caroline Turich | Clinical Nurse | School Health | Community Health
CACH |North Zone| Wanneroo South Region
Mirrabooka Community Health
4/14 Chesterfield Rd, Mirrabooka. WA. 6061
T: (08) 9345 7100
E: caroline.turich@health.wa.gov.au
W:healthywa.wa.gov.au/cahs
Dental Therapy Centre - Pearsall
The Government of Western Australia North Metropolitan Health Service, Dental Health Services has assigned:
Pearsall Dental Therapy Centre,
Pearsall Primary School,
Willespie Drive,
Pearsall WA 6065.
Tel: 08 9405 3405.
E: pearsalldtc@dental.health.wa.gov.au
For more information please see link:
https://www.dental.wa.gov.au/dental-services/school-dental-service
The Fathering Project
The Fathering Project’s Schools Program aims to positively promote the important role of fathers, and father figures, to the entire school community through the formation of our “Madeley Champion Dads Fathering Project” group.
For useful weekly tips, we currently have a Facebook Page- "Madeley Champion Dads Fathering Project" and we also encourage people to also like and follow "The Fathering Project" which is the support behind our group.
For more information on the three facilitating organisations, please check out the following links;
http://thefatheringproject.org/
https://www.ngala.com.au/
https://www.anglicarewa.org.au/
Camp Australia
Before & After School Care
Camp Australia provides a before and after school care program for students. This is located on the school site.
Times:
Before Care 7am – 9am
After Care 2.30pm – 6pm
For further information please contact the contacting the following:
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Mobile Phone No: |
0413 588 434 |
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Camp Australia: |
1300 105 343 |
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Fax No: |
(03) 8610 2044 |
How Do I Register?
Registration is free, simple and hassle free! Visit the link below.
http://www.campaustralia.com.au/
Join in the fun at our OSHC program, your first session is FREE!*
We are excited to announce that your child can now come and try their first day of Outside School Hours Care for FREE! This is a great chance for families and children to see what our Camp Australia program is like.
Not yet registered?
To register and book your child in our program, visit the link below and use the school finder on our homepage to search for your school. To secure a spot for your child, we always recommend making your bookings in advance.
http://www.campaustralia.com.au/
We look forward to seeing you and your family soon!
From the Team at Camp Australia
Community News
Please see NOTICE BOARD for more local clubs located at the end of the newsletter.
Please click on Links to open Information
VAC SWIM
VacSwim is Australia’s longest running program, operating for more than 100 years. VacSwim offers swimming lessons for children aged five to 17 years of age, in both the October and January school holidays.
Your children can join in the fun of learning to swim and vital swimming and water safety skills with lessons conducted at pools and open water venues across the State.
VacSwim has grown from its beginnings in 1919 when five instructors taught 248 children at three venues, to become the largest vacation swimming program in Australia. In recent years, 55 000 children participate in lessons each year with more than 1500 qualified instructors at more than 180 locations throughout the State.
Your child/children can join in the fun of learning to swim for just:
- $16.00 per child for a five day short program / $10.50 concession*
- $30.00 per child for all other programs / $20.00 concession*
- It’s even cheaper if you have three or more children:
- $41.00 a family for a five day short program / $27.50 concession*
- $81.00 a family for all other programs / $54.00 concession*
Please click on link for more information/registration/locations
https://www.education.wa.edu.au/programs-and-locations
Kingsway Indoor Stadium Program
Junior Programs and Holiday Clinics – Kingsway Indoor Stadium
Kingsway Stadium offers a great variety of affordable Holiday Clinics and Term Clinics for children aged 2-12yrs. Tots programs include Tennis, Kindy sports, Dance and Soccer for the Soccer enthusiasts. Tots clinics are designed to develop your child’s agility, balance and co-ordination while learning the basics and of course having lots of fun with parents and peers. Programs available for children aged between 5-12yrs consist of AFL, Soccer, Tennis, Basketball, Cricket and Netball. Dance/Cheerleading / Hip Hop classes for ages 4-12yrs are also available. For more information please call 9450 1920 or visit our website
SAVER PLUS
Saver Plus is a 10 month financial education and matched savings program that assists families to gain financial skills, establish a savings goal and develop long term saving habits. As an incentive to save, participants receive up to $500 in matched savings when they complete the program which can be used for educational costs such as computers and tablets, text books and uniforms.
Saver Plus is an initiative of the Brotherhood of St Laurence and ANZ, delivered in partnership with The Smith Family, Berry Street, The Benevolent Society and other local community agencies. The program is funded by ANZ and the Australian Government, with ANZ providing matched savings for participants.
Set up in 2003 to encourage saving for educational expenses, Saver Plus is now offered by a range of community agencies in 60 communities across all states and territories in Australia.
Participants may be eligible to join Saver Plus if they:
- Are 18 years or over
- Have a child at school or attend vocational education yourself
- Have regular income from paid employment (you or your partner)
- Have a current Health Care or Pensioner Concession Card
- Are in receipt of an eligible Commonwealth social security benefit, allowance or payment. Many Centrelink payments are eligible, please contact your local Coordinator for more information
Once eligible participants sign up for Saver Plus they:
- are assigned a Saver Plus Coordinator that provides personal support and guidance throughout the program
- identify a savings goal
- makes regular deposits over 10 month period
- attend MoneyMinded training to improve their financial skills, which consists of four informative, fun and informal workshops or 8 interactive online modules
Upon completion of the program, ANZ matches the participants' savings dollar-for-dollar up to $500 which can be spent on educational expenses including computers, text books, uniforms, excursions , music and sports costs.
https://www.thesmithfamily.com.au/programs/financial/saver-plus
Murdoch University for age 10 years and above
PREPARATORY CLASSES FOR PRIMARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
For age 10years and above
Room ES2.059A Environmental Sciences Building
Murdoch University South Street Campus
Classes commence second week each school term
Students may start any time
Preparatory Chemistry Thursdays 4.30 – 6.30pm
Students are introduced to problem solving and when older are able to study the Open University Australia subject Introduction to Chemistry. Students also have the opportunity to train for the Australian Science Olympiads Examination for Chemistry.
http://media.murdoch.edu.au/chemistry-pupils-make-top-21-in-australia
http://media.murdoch.edu.au/bright-minds-bound-for-russia
http://media.murdoch.edu.au/chemistry-success-an-olympic-feat
Cost: $199/student/term
Preparatory Mathematics Fridays 4.30 – 6.30pm
Students consolidate their Arithmetic and are introduced to Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry.
Cost: $199/student/term
Preparatory Physics Mondays 4.30 – 6.30pm
Students wishing to study Physics must first study Mathematics.
Cost: $199/student/term
All subjects require a scientific calculator
To enrol and obtain registration forms please contact:
Adjunct Professor Jennifer Searcy
Email: j.searcy@murdoch.edu.au or Phone 0427 86 4740
Australian Girls Choir
We are delighted to invite girls who will be school-aged in 2020 and their parents to join us at the Australian Girls’ Choir Open Day NOVEMBER 3rd! Join us for a complimentary class, watch a junior choir perform, meet our lovely tutors, and experience what it’s like to be a part of the Australian Girls Choir!
We encourage you to Contact Us prior to Open Day to book in, so that we can organise a name-tag for your daughter. Alternatively, you are welcome to come along without booking. We suggest arriving 10 minutes prior to her session time to register.
Rehearsal Venues: Duncraig, Murdoch and Subiaco call 08 6365 2100
https://ausgirlschoir.com.au/
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List of Community Groups/Clubs
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Ashdale Netball Club |
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Brady Street Music |
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City of Wanneroo Youth Services |
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Creative Kids Art Club |
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DM Football Academy (Soccer) |
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Helen O' Grady Drama Academy |
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Keyed Up Music |
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Kingsway Indoor Stadium Program |
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Kingsway Junior Football Club |
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Kingsway Olympic Soccer Club |
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Landsdale Junior Cricket Club |
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Landsdale Little Athletics Club |
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Mabella Rose – Craft |
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Macedonian Community Language School |
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Pro Edge Tennis Academy |
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Saver Plus |
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Soccer & Tennis For Juniors |
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Triple P Free Seminars for Parents/Guardians |
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VACSWIM |
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West Coast Fury Cheerleading |
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Whitford Hockey Club at Warwick Hockey Centre |
NOTICEBOARD
DM Football Academy (Soccer)
The DM Football Academy (DMFA) core purpose is to develop the child’s football and movement skills as well as their social and emotional skill development. DMFA identifies the social and emotional capabilities that all young people need to acquire in order to be successful in school, experience well-being and have positive relationships. We pride ourselves in developing programs that are engaging, supportive, non-competitive and improvement based. This website contains information in regards to the work we do and adheres to providing free resources to support parents, teachers, students and coaches. We have a strong relationship with industry stakeholders and encourage our students to be lifelong and valued members of the community.
Holiday Programs at Flinders Park in Hillarys
Phone: 0424 514 473
Read MoreAshdale Netball Club
NETBALL REGISTRATIONS/ TRAINING DAY
We are a small club that plays and trains at the WDNA netball courts just off Kingsway rd.
Open for boys and girls aged 7 (must be in year 2) to 18 & over
Training will commence on Thursday the 22nd February 2018 at the following times:
4 – 5pm for 7 to 10 year olds on CRT 1 & 2
5 - 6pm for 11 to 15 year olds on CRT 1 & 2
6 – 7 pm for 18+ on CRT 2
We will meet on court 1 which is located on the far west side of the netball courts next to the cricket building
Please Contact Keryn Webb on
Mob: 0411 198 450 or email: kerynhillman@hotmail.com
for further Information
Read MoreKingsway Olympic Soccer Club
Kingsway Olympic is seeking to become the premier soccer club with the best facilities in the Northern Corridor.
Offering coaching by accredited/qualified persons in a friendly, competitive and caring environment.(all relevant personnel have appropriate working with children clearances). Opportunities to participate in specialised coaching clinics. Competitive fees which include a comprehensive MACRON playing kit.
https://olympic-kingsway.com.au/teams/
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Macedonian Community Language School
We are a language provider of Macedonian under Government’s Community Languages Program and the single largest provider of Macedonian Language in Western Australia.
We are located at Balcatta House, Albert St Balcatta making it convenient for children from local schools to access the after school program. Wednesdays from 4.30pm to 6.00pm.
All children are welcome and background in Macedonian is not essential. For these students the program gives an opportunity to experience other cultures and develop a broader view of the world as well as make new social connections.
For any related enquiries please contact the Macedonian Community Language School on 9328 7852 or via email on language@macedoniawa.com.au
Read MoreFree Triple P Free Parenting Seminars
FREE PARENTING SEMINARS
You are invited to attend the Triple P Seminar Series. You will learn practical, positive and effective ways to deal with common behavioural problems and ways to help your child achieve their best at school and in the future.
To find other available programs visit our website
www.healthywa.wa.gov.au/Triple_P
To find other available programs visit our website
www.healthywa.wa.gov.au/Triple_P
Read MoreBefore & After School Care - Camp Australia
Camp Australia
For information regarding bookings before and after school care, please visit…
Please refer to website or leaflet for more information
https://www.campaustralia.com.au/HolidayClubs/Program/WAMadeley/19233
Read MoreCity of Wanneroo Youth Services
The City of Wanneroo offers fun activities throughout the school holiday for a variety of age groups. Bookings available online, centre locations and pick up & drop off
To find out more about the city’s children’s and youth programs, please send your email address to youth.services@wanneroo.wa.gov.au
Like facebook.com/cowyouth | visit wanneroo.wa.gov.au/cowyouth
Due to the popularity of programs, places can not be held without payment. Bookings are now open and will close three days prior to the program being run. You can find the booking form at wanneroo.wa.gov.au/youthschoolholidays
If you require further information or need help with your booking, please call 9405 5000
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West Coast Fury Cheerleading
Join our ‘All Star Prep’ team and learn how to be a cheerleader, compete in a fun exciting competition at the end of the year.
info@westcoastfury.com.au
Tel: 0404 760 408
2/40 Lancaster Road, Wangara
Facebook.com/westcoastfurycheer
Read MoreLandsdale Junior Cricket Club
Landsdale Junior Cricket Club
Landsdale Junior Cricket Club offers a fantastic cricket experience for boys and girls through the In2Cricket and T20 Blast programs for our younger members (5-9yrs), and club cricket for Under 10’s through to Under 17’s competing in the NWMCA (North West Metropolitan Cricket Association) competition. We have players who come from a wide catchment that covers the northern corridor and a range of northern suburb schools.
Online registrations have now opened for the 2017/18 season, to register please visit www.playcricket.com.au or if you have any questions please email the club at admin@landsdalejcc.com.au
Landsdale Junior Cricket Club is seeking girls interested in forming a team to compete in the “Perth Scorchers Girls League” for the upcoming season.
This is a great opportunity to have fun with your friends and keep active over the summer.
You do not need to have played before just the desire to get together with some friends and get out and have some fun playing cricket.
You can register at www.playcricket.com.au or if you would like more information please contact the club via email admin@landsdalejcc.com.au
Landsdale Junior Cricket Club Inc
Website: www.landsdalejcc.com.au
Email: admin@landsdalejcc..com.au
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